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Anonymous users2024-01-24How can there be such a thing in a thatched house? Do you think it's the modern developed sewer system, plus an efficient cleaning system?
Not only are there no bedrooms, but the thatched houses in the houses are basically fixed away from the bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, etc., such as the side of the gatehouse. And at that time, the so-called place of reincarnation of grains was a ...... that hid filth and dirtIt can smoke you on your heels. Not only to stay away from the crowd, but also to open a small door.
This is the basic principle, how can it be placed next to the bedroom?
In other words, even in modern times, have you ever seen a biogas digester or a septic tank or something, built in a bedroom?
To add, in fact, your way of thinking should still change. You can't expect modern billionaires to eat meat buns every day, open the door and clean up by themselves every day, right? Since ancient times, there has been a saying that the net bucket is a night pot or something, in fact, the net bucket is the later toilet, that is, the mobile toilet that squats and defecates like a horse.
The night pot is better understood, the urinal is good! What flavors modern people have, the ancients also had - just expensive sandalwood or something. The screen was not used at the beginning, but it was quite popular among the dignitaries and dignitaries in the Ming Dynasty.
Do you know what was the most lucrative smuggling at that time? Japanese folding screens, folding fans, and more. Of course, the Ming people also make screens, but this is far away.
There is also thatched huts, thatched huts, not that you have to use cheap thatch. How much can you expect people to pay attention to the filth of the world? So indeed, in the eyes of the Ming Dynasty, especially the dignitaries of the Ming Dynasty, it is better to clean the barrel and the night pot.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Uh, no, it's just that there is a screen next to the bedroom, and there is a wooden barrel in the back to go to the toilet.
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Hello, no matter where the sofa is placed, it is also called a sofa, there is no other name.
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water closet, toilets used to have water closets, so WC became synonymous with toilets.
In the Qing Dynasty, toilets were mainly used in the imperial palace, including bedpans, gong buckets, etc., and there was no special toilet, and the place where the toilets were stored was called "clean room". The bedpan filled with charcoal ash is prepared for stool, just cover it with charcoal ash after unraveling, and pour it directly into the gong bucket and cover it with a lid without charcoal ash when urinating. The toilets used by the emperor and the concubines were called "official rooms", which were kept by special eunuchs, and when needed, they were passed on to the "official rooms", which were not usually placed in the palace, and the toilets of the rest of the inferior people were called "bedpans".